Question

1. capitalize the title president when it refers to a current or former president of a country. example: the president and mrs. reagan which is correct? a) president george w. bush c) president barack obama b) the president of our company 4. use quotation marks to signify the definition of a word. example: the word asante means \thank you\ in swahili. add quotation marks to this sentence. in the japanese language, konnichiwa means hello.

Explanation:

For question 3:

• Option A: "president" should be capitalized as it refers to a former president (George W. Bush was a US president), so this is incorrect.
• Option B: "President" here is used in a non - country (company) context, so capitalizing it is wrong.
• Option C: "President" is correctly capitalized as it refers to a person (Barack Obama, a former US president).

For question 4: According to the rule of using quotation marks for the definition of a word, we add quotation marks around "hello".

Answer:

1. C. President Barack Obama
2. In the Japanese language, konnichiwa means "hello".